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The Other is Me | El otro soy yo

Plural Writings and Migrant Readings | Escrituras Plurales y Lecturas Migrantes

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Abstract
La identidad y la alteridad, caras opuestas de una misma moneda, son el objeto de estas páginas. Común denominador de las autoras y autores de estos trabajos que, en varios idiomas y desde latitudes distintas, han afrontado con enfoques y metodologías diferentes la representación de la identidad – especialmente, pero no de manera excluyente, en el ámbito literario – y todos los temas que pivotan a su alrededor, como la migración, la violencia, el nacionalismo o el racismo.

Keywords Short story • Sylvia Iparraguirre • Espírito Santo • Narr-action • Italian literature • Hebrew literature • Chinese migrant literature • Journalism • Borges • Literary space • Bororo • Narratives • Resistance story • Paz • Secondary schools • Martin Buber • Migrants • Poetry • The first modern novel • National roots • Creolisation • Benita • Community • Jewish literature • Nazy cicle • White identity • Brazil • Don Quixote • Sahel • Contemporary Italian literature • Populism • Other • Diaspora • Avellaneda • Antonia Arslan • Mujeres Libres • Istro-Venetian dialect • Benita Galeana • Violence • Giulian-Dalmatian exodus • Otherness • Cuaderno Spinoza • The Other • Margins • Cultural Translation • Italian emigration • Migration • Society • Xiaolu Guo • Ethnicity • Israel • Differences • Autobiography • Terzani • Migrant writings • Identity • Exemplariness • Racism • 21st century • Hybridisation of literary genres • Mexico • Possession • José Isaacson • Recognition • Luigi Di Ruscio • Identity politics • Identification • Hermeneutics • Border • Lyrical subject • Vittoria Aganoor • Conquest of the Desert • Translation • Literacy • Testimony • Textbooks • Narrative • Abel Posse • Diego Vecchio • Jewish Studies • Argentine poetry • The I • Translingualism • Cortázar • Travel literature • Rulfo • Memories • Rejection • Feminism • Diamela Eltit • Juan José Saer • China • Immigration • Intertextuality • Mexican writers in the Spanish Civil War • Cervantes • Nomadism • Argentine literature (20th-21st centuries) • End of History • Argentina • Migration literature • Linguistic registers • Hypertextuality

Thema codes DSM • JBFH • JBSL

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-396-0 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-396-0 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-397-7 | Published April 30, 2020 | Submitted Jan. 29, 2020 | Language es, pt, en, it

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